• ARM Airmen send prepared pilots to fly

    During RED FLAG-Alaska it is the responsibility of Aviation Resource Management technicians to make sure pilots and aircrews make their flight on time.Prior to their arrival, Airmen at the operations desk must make sure crewmembers have computer access and are properly placed in the system. ARM

  • Airman arms combat truckers for the long haul

    Traversing the streets of Iraq to deliver supplies to U.S. troops downrange comes with its share of danger. Combat truckers with the 586th Air Expeditionary Group must remain vigilant during each mission - armed and ready in case of an attack.It's for this reason that Senior Airman Alex Houston's

  • New computerized wheel alignments at Seymour

    The HawkEye Hunter Wheel Alignment System at the Auto Skills Development Center allows customers to save money with a new computerized wheel and suspension alignment system formerly found only at professional alignment shops. "In April, we experienced a 15 percent increase in profits because word is

  • Relationship expert speaks to SJ community

    A world-renowned author who has become a common stay on the New York Times Best Seller List held a seminar here to share his expertise on relationships with the base community May 3-4. Gary Chapman, author of "The Five Love Languages," spoke about the importance of establishing sound communication

  • Breakfast for champions

    Airmen assigned to the 4th Force Support Squadron Southern Eagle Dining Dining Facility are responsible for preparing and serving breakfast, lunch and dinner for base Airmen, civilians and retirees. These Airmen serve approximately 180 customers during each meal. The average cost of a meal ranges

  • Operation Returning Warrior thanks single redeployers for service

    Single? Deploy between June 2009 and July 2010? Want free stuff? If so, Operation Returning Warrior is the program for you.The staff at the 4th Force Support Squadron created Operation Returning Warrior to thank recently redeployed single Airmen for their service based on feedback they received

  • Operation Bug Out

    More than 85 children ages 5-15 participated in Operation Bug Out here April 30. The Airman & Family Readiness Center hosted the event due to the high deployment tempo of the base to help ensure children understand what their parents must go through during the deployment process. The children met at

  • Fire up that engine

    The 4th Component Maintenance Squadron jet engine mechanics provide a unique service, by ensuring the F-15E Strike Eagles here stay in the air.These Airmen receive every damaged jet engine removed from an aircraft. They spend their days receiving, inspecting, breaking down, repairing and rebuilding

  • Running for a cause

    The 4th Force Support Squadron hosted a Wounded Warrior Project half marathon and 10-kilometer race open to the entire Goldsboro community. The event raised awareness about the program which helps honor and empower wounded servicemembers. The Wounded Warrior Foundation follows a set of core values

  • Heartlink to military life

    The Airman and Family Readiness Center is hosting a Heartlink event from 8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. May 13 in the Community Center Terrace Room.The theme for this event is "Saluting the military spouse.""Heartlink is a program designed for spouses to be orientated to the Air Force and Seymour Johnson,"